Grabber

Posted on 21/01/2011 by kawal
Modified on: 13/09/2018
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UPDATE : video uploaded . In the video the robot picks up bottle as well as avoids an object which cannot be picked. It uses 3 sensors i.e. 1 SRF05 and 2 GP2D12 to detect objects and decide whether the object should be picked up or it should be avoided. GP2D12 were not stable enough so i soldered 50uF capacitors between the ground and Vcc I used a 10 RPM Dc gear motor for the arm. It gives around 8-9 Kg of torque at 9V For using this motor i used a  L293D motor driver other than the one ...


Grabber

UPDATE : video uploaded . In the video the robot picks up bottle as well as avoids an object which cannot be picked.

It uses 3 sensors i.e. 1 SRF05 and 2 GP2D12 to detect objects and decide whether the object should be picked up or it should be avoided.

GP2D12 were not stable enough so i soldered 50uF capacitors between the ground and Vcc

I used a 10 RPM Dc gear motor for the arm. It gives around 8-9 Kg of torque at 9V

For using this motor i used a  L293D motor driver other than the one in main board and made connections on the breadboard. Since i didn't had any of the digital outputs left i used the digital inputs and converted them to digital outputs for controlling the arm motor

The gripper is homemade 

The three sensors

All the wire mess on its back

Top view

Thanks for your Support !

Picks up objects(bottles) that comes in its way

  • Actuators / output devices: Tamiya twin gearbox, 1 Towerpro MG955 servo and 1 Dc gear motor
  • Control method: Full autonomous
  • CPU: Picaxe 28x1
  • Operating system: windows XP
  • Power source: 4.5 V for the board and 9V for the arm motor
  • Programming language: Picaxe basic
  • Sensors / input devices: 1 SRF05 and 2X Sharp GP2D12
  • Target environment: indoors mainly
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